Your friends' scores, the speed of their feet, the strength of their games, and what they have. There are many things to compare with. If you just do a little comparison, it can be a goal.
But comparing too much can be detrimental. This is because it becomes difficult to notice that you are better than before. If you only see the great things about other people, you won't be able to see your own small growth.
Change who you compare yourself to
Instead of always comparing yourself to your friends, compare yourself to who you were yesterday. I was able to solve one more question than yesterday. I was able to hit it a little faster than before. I was able to consult earlier than before. That's proper growth.
Use people's good qualities as material to imitate
When I discover something amazing about a friend, I don't just feel depressed, I think, "What can I imitate?" Turn comparison into strategy development.
Write down one thing you did a little better than you did yesterday.
At Digital Kodomo BASE, each child works on computers and programming at their own pace. It is important to find your own growth without comparing yourself too much.